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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
Publication details for the East Oregonian in Pendleton include subscription rates and distribution points. The piece also lists advertising notice requirements, with scattered data about circulations, offices in Portland San Francisco Chicago and Washington, and a historical excerpt reflecting climatic extremes and urban anecdotes.
A partial poetic fragment speaks of labor as holy, crediting the Master of all good workmen. It invokes praise and blame by the Master alone, and joy in making as the driving force beyond monetary motive. The text hints at a vision of art guided by a higher ideal.
A reform proposal urges removing screens from saloon windows and doors to expose patrons and improve order. Advocates argue painted screens shield vice, while others contend openness promotes public scrutiny and could curb prohibition sentiment spreading through the county.
Secretary Wilson distraught over a trusted official’s breach of confidence. He now leads a board of broad chiefs to oversee crop reports, claiming a better path forward. Officials question whether the government crop service is essential or worth the effort.
The excerpt recalls extreme past summers when rivers such as the Rhine Loire and Seine ran dry in 1903 and 1904. It notes French provinces experiencing heat and suggests the fatherly question of whether it was hot enough for readers to remember.
A disputed line of succession pits Prince Edward of Albany against his elder cousin Prince Arthur of Connaught. The article portrays the young duke’s reluctance and sense of unfairness as he grapples with royal duty, schooling at Eton, and a boy’s longing for ordinary work away from a German dynasty.
The article criticizes Nebraska hog shipments to Portland and Pendleton, urging Oregon farmers to raise hogs in Umatilla County to supply the state. It condemns long-distance shipping from Nebraska as wasteful and advocates using local wheat for hogs to boost bacon and lard production, noting Oregon’s ideal climate and health in hog farming.
The official notice states the New Zealand International Exhibition will run from November 1906 to early April 1907 at Hagley Park Christchurch. It aims to advertise New Zealand's agricultural and mineral resources and attract tourists while highlighting New Zealand as a market for industrial products to foreign nations.
A pair of young American men學 learn the intricate Jota Spanish dance and kept time with pride as the Alameda band played the tune last Sunday. They sat beneath an awning, enjoying the moment and their achievement.
A sizable gathering at the pavilion disrupted by a group led by Joet as they danced to the Spuntiy. Police intervened, guiding them through aisles while crowds jeered. After a brief explanation the participants were released with a warning they will not perform publicly again. Mexican Hunald.
The vessel described, a dredge called The Bwgges Die, served for the larger Unerm and operated from Wilhelmhaven. It measures about 6.4 by 47.4 feet, with engines over 2000 horsepower, completing a full cycle in late December after a four month voyage to Wilhelmhaven. It dredges up to 847 600 cubic feet of sand per working day, around 200 days per year, at under Life a cubic foot including oil and other charges.
A Japanese nobleman Baron Masane Macadetra travels Texas praising its rice potential and predicting wealthy Japanee will settle in the Lone Star state. William Murphy, a Nash hotel night clerk in Medford, is held up at 3:00 pm with his watch and cash drawer contents stolen.
An advertisement urges readers that kidney disease causes many deaths and promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims quick relief easing pain and frequent urination, notes pleasant taste and availability in fifty cent and one dollar bottles, and offers a free sample bottle and information by mail from Binghamton New York.
J H Haylor proprietor advertises OsbounTiotel on Grand avenues and East Ash streets offering 0 to 1.50 for Jeanest rooms noted as lightest and coolest in Portland. Advance engagements urged. East Ankeny street cars pass the door. Phone East 376.
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